Study Questions for

Plato's

Euthyphro

1. What did Euthyphro do that
he considered to be "hosion?" (hosion
is the Greek word for the concept that is being discussed in this dialog,
i.e., "holiness," "righteousness," or perhaps more loosely,
"justice.")

2. Do you think he is doing right? Why or why not?

3. What are the five definitions of "hosion" attempted in
the dialog?

4a. What is the question (in your words) that Socrates is asking at
page Stephanus
10a?